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Idan Miller
Idan Miller is the head of our firm’s insolvency and corporate recovery practice.
Adv. Idan Miller has 20 years of experience providing legal advice to clients in matters pertaining to insolvency law, including, corporate restructuring and recovery, debt settlements, liquidations, and receivership proceedings. He also provides representation in complex litigation claims adjudicating the liability of office holders, officers, and shareholders, and issues legal opinions to companies and corporate officers about insolvency-related matters.
Idan represents companies, NPOs, shareholders, creditors, investors, officers, and office holders. He has been involved in some of the largest and most complex debt and recovery arrangements in Israel, including the corporate insolvency proceedings of retail, infrastructure, industrial, technology, and real estate companies.
Idan is included in the exclusive national list of active trustees in corporate insolvency proceedings. A public committee selects the members of this list and the courts draw from it to appoint trustees for complex insolvency cases that deliberate on whether a corporation may still operate as a “going concern.”
Prior to joining our firm, Idan was a partner in a large law firm specializing in insolvency and recovery proceedings. Previously, he served as a teaching assistant at the University of Haifa.
Education:
University of Haifa, LL.B and B.A. in Economics, cum laude, 2003
Ben-Gurion University, MBA, cum laude, 2013
Admission:
Member of Israel Bar Association since 2004
Insights & News - Idan Miller:
The Collapse of a Major Clinic Chain – Special Report on Channel 12 News
Sharap Plus, a major private medical clinic network, collapsed, leaving debts of approximately ILS 50 million and no response to affected clients. Adv. Idan Miller, partner and head of our Insolvency and Corporate Recovery practice, was interviewed in a Channel 12 News prime-time segment on the implications of the insolvency proceedings for customer rights.
Court Orders Stay of Proceedings for Landa Digital Printing Debt Claims
The court has approved Landa Digital Printing’s request for a stay of proceedings and ordered a suspension of creditor lawsuits until the end of August. During this period, the company will be able to seek a potential buyer and formulate a debt arrangement. Adv. Idan Miller of our firm represents Winder, a Singapore-based investment fund and one of the company’s key investors. At the hearing, Idan noted that the fund invested approximately USD 400 million in the company, including USD 230 million in loans. Notably, USD 14 million of this amount was injected over the past two months alone. “The claim that the investors have withdrawn is simply inaccurate,” he said. “We made every effort to support the company, and its current operations are being financed by us.”
Stay of Proceedings Filed in Insolvency Case Involving Debt of ILS 1.75 Billion
Landa Corporation Limited, a company engaged in the development and manufacturing of digital printing technologies, recently filed a request for a stay of proceedings in order to formulate a debt arrangement outside of formal insolvency proceedings. According to the filing, the company's total debt amounts to approximately NIS 1.75 billion, including around NIS 1.4 billion owed to secured creditors and an additional NIS 300 million to suppliers and other unsecured creditors. Adv. Idan Miller of Barnea Jaffa Lande represents WINDER PTE, one of the principal creditors in the case.